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Re: Gator
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Posted by buickanddeere on September 06, 2005 at 07:03:49 from (216.183.146.55):
In Reply to: Gator posted by Houndog on September 05, 2005 at 19:18:59:
4x2 or 6x4, it makes a difference. 25mph is max for farm equipment with slow moving vehicle signs.
As the Gator was built as a HD slow speed putting around workhorse. The solid rear suspension my well bounce you off into a ditch during a bonzi run.
The throttle linkage is pretty simple to observes and see what to adjust.
Being your age and usually holding the throttle to the floor for extended periods of time. That Gator will turn around and bite you on the *ss.
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